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The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is an annual gathering of the most competent world economists, decision-makers and politicians. But besides annual meetings, the Davos forum is a permanently functioning international think-tank. And these days, the agenda of the 2008 Forum is being finalized. What will be the main points of the agenda? We will try to find it out from our today's guest - Mr. Christophe Weber.

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Venezuela, the country with the world's largest oil reserves, is in turmoil. Heavily in debt and with inflation soaring, its people continue to take to the streets in protest.
Were years of socialist economic policies the cause of this catastrophe, and could it have been predicted?
According to economist and former Venezuelan Planning MinisterRicardo Hausmann, the answer is yes.
"What happened is that PresidentHugo Chavez used a period of high oil prices, not to put some money aside, but to quintuple the foreign debt," says Hausmann. "If Maduro is out soon, I think we can turn the country around relatively quickly with sound economic policies."
However, former Chavez adviser Temir Porras says it’s not the socialist policies to blame, but dropping oil prices and poor debt oversight.
"It’s not a problem of amount of debt, it’s a problem of management of that debt," says Porras. "There has been a sharp fall in oil prices and there has been, I would say, a management of that crisis that has been deficient."
Porras adds that the opposition wants to retry policies that failed before, and that the scale of the crisis is exaggerated.
In theArena, Ricardo Hausmann and Temir Porras debate the roots of the economic collapse in Venezuela.
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Tuesday marks the opening of a brand new, $28 million arena on the campus of FloridaSouthwesternState College in Fort Myers. But the school says the impacts of this new arena, from economic to a better choice of entertainment options, will go well beyond sports.

Arena

An arena is an enclosed area, often circular or oval-shaped, designed to showcase theater, musical performances, or sporting events. The word derives from Latin harena, a particularly fine/smooth sand used to absorb blood in ancient arenas such as the Colosseum in Rome. It is composed of a large open space surrounded on most or all sides by tiered seating for spectators. The key feature of an arena is that the event space is the lowest point, allowing for maximum visibility. Arenas are usually designed to accommodate a large number of spectators.

The term arena is sometimes used as a synonym for a very large venue such as Pasadena's Rose Bowl, but such a facility is typically called a stadium, especially if it does not have a roof. The use of one term over the other has mostly to do with the type of event. Football (be it association, rugby, or gridiron) is typically played in a stadium while basketball and ice hockey are typically played in an arena, although many of the larger arenas hold more spectators than do the stadiums of smaller colleges or high schools. There are exceptions. The home of the Duke University basketball team would qualify as an arena, but the facility is called Cameron Indoor Stadium. Domed stadiums, which, like arenas, are enclosed but have the larger playing surfaces and seating capacities found in stadiums, are generally not referred to as arenas in North America. There is also the sport of indoor American football (one variant of which is explicitly known as arena football), a variant of the gridiron-based game that is designed for the usual smaller playing surface of most arenas; variants of other traditionally outdoor sports, including box lacrosse and futsal/indoor soccer, also exist.

Oliver has said that he has full creative freedom, including free rein to criticize corporations. His initial contract with HBO was for two years with an option for extension. In February 2015, it was announced that the show has been renewed for two additional seasons of 35 episodes each. Oliver and HBO programming president Michael Lombardo have discussed extending the show from half an hour to a full hour and airing more than once a week after Oliver "gets his feet under him".

TURKEY : One of The Fastest Growing Economy in The World

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Stadiums: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)

Stadiums: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)

Stadiums: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)

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World Economic Forum - international business arena

World Economic Forum - international business arena

World Economic Forum - international business arena

The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is an annual gathering of the most competent world economists, decision-makers and politicians. But besides annual meetings, the Davos forum is a permanently functioning international think-tank. And these days, the agenda of the 2008 Forum is being finalized. What will be the main points of the agenda? We will try to find it out from our today's guest - Mr. Christophe Weber.

2:58

Do Sanctions Against Russia And Iran Work?

Do Sanctions Against Russia And Iran Work?

Do Sanctions Against Russia And Iran Work?

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Who is to blame for Venezuela’s economic collapse? - UpFront

Who is to blame for Venezuela’s economic collapse? - UpFront

Who is to blame for Venezuela’s economic collapse? - UpFront

Venezuela, the country with the world's largest oil reserves, is in turmoil. Heavily in debt and with inflation soaring, its people continue to take to the streets in protest.
Were years of socialist economic policies the cause of this catastrophe, and could it have been predicted?
According to economist and former Venezuelan Planning MinisterRicardo Hausmann, the answer is yes.
"What happened is that PresidentHugo Chavez used a period of high oil prices, not to put some money aside, but to quintuple the foreign debt," says Hausmann. "If Maduro is out soon, I think we can turn the country around relatively quickly with sound economic policies."
However, former Chavez adviser Temir Porras says it’s not the socialist policies to blame, but dropping oil prices and poor debt oversight.
"It’s not a problem of amount of debt, it’s a problem of management of that debt," says Porras. "There has been a sharp fall in oil prices and there has been, I would say, a management of that crisis that has been deficient."
Porras adds that the opposition wants to retry policies that failed before, and that the scale of the crisis is exaggerated.
In theArena, Ricardo Hausmann and Temir Porras debate the roots of the economic collapse in Venezuela.
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ECONOMIC ARENA - SFIC

New basketball arena opens on Florida Southwestern State College campus

New basketball arena opens on Florida Southwestern State College campus

New basketball arena opens on Florida Southwestern State College campus

Tuesday marks the opening of a brand new, $28 million arena on the campus of FloridaSouthwesternState College in Fort Myers. But the school says the impacts of this new arena, from economic to a better choice of entertainment options, will go well beyond sports.

Is It Worth Public Money To Build a New Arena?

It seems the tide is turning against public money and tax breaks being given to build new arenas and stadiums due to economic benefits not being worth the costs. Let me know what you think.
Here is an article on the Sens new arena: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/can-senators-downtown-arena-lebreton-funded-public-money-1.4068363
On the topic of Calgary's proposed new arena: http://www.calgarysun.com/2017/07/20/mayor-nenshi-still-sees-no-rush-in-inking-new-arena-agreement-with-calgary-flames
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World Economic Forum - international business arena

The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is an annual gathering of the most competent world economists, decision-makers and politicians. But besides annual meetings, the Davos forum is a permanently functioning international think-tank. And these days, the agenda of the 2008 Forum is being finalized. What will be the main points of the agenda? We will try to find it out from our today's guest - Mr. Christophe Weber.

published: 23 Jan 2008

Do Sanctions Against Russia And Iran Work?

Subscribe! http://bitly.com/1iLOHml Governments have extended their sanctions on Russia to de-escalate the fighting in Ukraine. But what are government sanctions and are they effective in...

published: 16 Feb 2015

Who is to blame for Venezuela’s economic collapse? - UpFront

Venezuela, the country with the world's largest oil reserves, is in turmoil. Heavily in debt and with inflation soaring, its people continue to take to the streets in protest.
Were years of socialist economic policies the cause of this catastrophe, and could it have been predicted?
According to economist and former Venezuelan Planning MinisterRicardo Hausmann, the answer is yes.
"What happened is that PresidentHugo Chavez used a period of high oil prices, not to put some money aside, but to quintuple the foreign debt," says Hausmann. "If Maduro is out soon, I think we can turn the country around relatively quickly with sound economic policies."
However, former Chavez adviser Temir Porras says it’s not the socialist policies to blame, but dropping oil prices and poor debt oversight.
...

ECONOMIC ARENA - SFIC

New basketball arena opens on Florida Southwestern State College campus

Tuesday marks the opening of a brand new, $28 million arena on the campus of FloridaSouthwesternState College in Fort Myers. But the school says the impacts of this new arena, from economic to a better choice of entertainment options, will go well beyond sports.

Aoe2 HD: 4v4 Arena (Mongols, Defending Against Pressure)

In this match I played as the Mongols on the map Arena in a 4v4 between me and the higher-rated viewers. Since I randomed the Mongols I decided to go for the usual boom into Mass Mangudai. Mangudai can be extremely difficulty to mass due to their slow creation speed and expensive upgrades, but once you get enough of them it can be rather hard for your enemies to properly counter them. Ideally a combination of units, such as Skirmishers, Onagers, and heavy cavalry units (such as Paladins) will work decently well. The hope is that you have too many theats for the Mangudai to be able to safely focus fire down your Onagers. My adjacent opponents actually made some incredibly aggressive plays this game and even dropped a very far forward Castle at the very front of my base. With Paladins to bac...

published: 05 Feb 2015

An Uncertain Proposal: Arena Economics

The idea of an arena in Virginia Beach seems exciting -- to the mayor, council members, business owners and to many people who live there.

Is It Worth Public Money To Build a New Arena?

It seems the tide is turning against public money and tax breaks being given to build new arenas and stadiums due to economic benefits not being worth the costs. Let me know what you think.
Here is an article on the Sens new arena: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/can-senators-downtown-arena-lebreton-funded-public-money-1.4068363
On the topic of Calgary's proposed new arena: http://www.calgarysun.com/2017/07/20/mayor-nenshi-still-sees-no-rush-in-inking-new-arena-agreement-with-calgary-flames
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With wonderful climate, growing economy, investment opportunities and the popularity of the world arena; Turkey is one of the most accurate location for your fu...

With wonderful climate, growing economy, investment opportunities and the popularity of the world arena; Turkey is one of the most accurate location for your future plans.
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With wonderful climate, growing economy, investment opportunities and the popularity of the world arena; Turkey is one of the most accurate location for your future plans.
Would you like to be in this growing economy and wealth market ?
CLICK & SEE OUR INVESTMENT PROPERTIES IN TURKEYhttp://www.beachvillas.ae/property-for-sale

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The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is an annual gathering of the most competent world economists, decision-makers and politicians. But besides annual meetings, the Davos forum is a permanently functioning international think-tank. And these days, the agenda of the 2008 Forum is being finalized. What will be the main points of the agenda? We will try to find it out from our today's guest - Mr. Christophe Weber.

The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is an annual gathering of the most competent world economists, decision-makers and politicians. But besides annual meetings, the Davos forum is a permanently functioning international think-tank. And these days, the agenda of the 2008 Forum is being finalized. What will be the main points of the agenda? We will try to find it out from our today's guest - Mr. Christophe Weber.

Who is to blame for Venezuela’s economic collapse? - UpFront

Venezuela, the country with the world's largest oil reserves, is in turmoil. Heavily in debt and with inflation soaring, its people continue to take to the stre...

Venezuela, the country with the world's largest oil reserves, is in turmoil. Heavily in debt and with inflation soaring, its people continue to take to the streets in protest.
Were years of socialist economic policies the cause of this catastrophe, and could it have been predicted?
According to economist and former Venezuelan Planning MinisterRicardo Hausmann, the answer is yes.
"What happened is that PresidentHugo Chavez used a period of high oil prices, not to put some money aside, but to quintuple the foreign debt," says Hausmann. "If Maduro is out soon, I think we can turn the country around relatively quickly with sound economic policies."
However, former Chavez adviser Temir Porras says it’s not the socialist policies to blame, but dropping oil prices and poor debt oversight.
"It’s not a problem of amount of debt, it’s a problem of management of that debt," says Porras. "There has been a sharp fall in oil prices and there has been, I would say, a management of that crisis that has been deficient."
Porras adds that the opposition wants to retry policies that failed before, and that the scale of the crisis is exaggerated.
In theArena, Ricardo Hausmann and Temir Porras debate the roots of the economic collapse in Venezuela.
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Venezuela, the country with the world's largest oil reserves, is in turmoil. Heavily in debt and with inflation soaring, its people continue to take to the streets in protest.
Were years of socialist economic policies the cause of this catastrophe, and could it have been predicted?
According to economist and former Venezuelan Planning MinisterRicardo Hausmann, the answer is yes.
"What happened is that PresidentHugo Chavez used a period of high oil prices, not to put some money aside, but to quintuple the foreign debt," says Hausmann. "If Maduro is out soon, I think we can turn the country around relatively quickly with sound economic policies."
However, former Chavez adviser Temir Porras says it’s not the socialist policies to blame, but dropping oil prices and poor debt oversight.
"It’s not a problem of amount of debt, it’s a problem of management of that debt," says Porras. "There has been a sharp fall in oil prices and there has been, I would say, a management of that crisis that has been deficient."
Porras adds that the opposition wants to retry policies that failed before, and that the scale of the crisis is exaggerated.
In theArena, Ricardo Hausmann and Temir Porras debate the roots of the economic collapse in Venezuela.
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Tuesday marks the opening of a brand new, $28 million arena on the campus of FloridaSouthwesternState College in Fort Myers. But the school says the impacts of this new arena, from economic to a better choice of entertainment options, will go well beyond sports.

Tuesday marks the opening of a brand new, $28 million arena on the campus of FloridaSouthwesternState College in Fort Myers. But the school says the impacts of this new arena, from economic to a better choice of entertainment options, will go well beyond sports.

Is It Worth Public Money To Build a New Arena?

It seems the tide is turning against public money and tax breaks being given to build new arenas and stadiums due to economic benefits not being worth the costs...

It seems the tide is turning against public money and tax breaks being given to build new arenas and stadiums due to economic benefits not being worth the costs. Let me know what you think.
Here is an article on the Sens new arena: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/can-senators-downtown-arena-lebreton-funded-public-money-1.4068363
On the topic of Calgary's proposed new arena: http://www.calgarysun.com/2017/07/20/mayor-nenshi-still-sees-no-rush-in-inking-new-arena-agreement-with-calgary-flames
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It seems the tide is turning against public money and tax breaks being given to build new arenas and stadiums due to economic benefits not being worth the costs. Let me know what you think.
Here is an article on the Sens new arena: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/can-senators-downtown-arena-lebreton-funded-public-money-1.4068363
On the topic of Calgary's proposed new arena: http://www.calgarysun.com/2017/07/20/mayor-nenshi-still-sees-no-rush-in-inking-new-arena-agreement-with-calgary-flames
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World Economic Forum - international business arena

The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is an annual gathering of the most competent world economists, decision-makers and politicians. But besides annual meetings, the Davos forum is a permanently functioning international think-tank. And these days, the agenda of the 2008 Forum is being finalized. What will be the main points of the agenda? We will try to find it out from our today's guest - Mr. Christophe Weber.

Aoe2 HD "The Forgotten": 4v4 Arena (Slavs, Economic Boom)

In which my base is too small to play farming simulator and the struggle becomes oh so very real. -- www.twitch.tv/resonance22/c/3567452&utm_campaign=archive_export&utm_source=resonance22&utm_medium=youtube

You can consider this to also be a detailed tutorial on how to Fast Castle Age and play the map Arena in general.
My Steam Workshop Mods:
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My Custom AI: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=473358292

Aoe2 HD: 4v4 Arena (Mongols, Defending Against Pressure)

In this match I played as the Mongols on the map Arena in a 4v4 between me and the higher-rated viewers. Since I randomed the Mongols I decided to go for the usual boom into Mass Mangudai. Mangudai can be extremely difficulty to mass due to their slow creation speed and expensive upgrades, but once you get enough of them it can be rather hard for your enemies to properly counter them. Ideally a combination of units, such as Skirmishers, Onagers, and heavy cavalry units (such as Paladins) will work decently well. The hope is that you have too many theats for the Mangudai to be able to safely focus fire down your Onagers. My adjacent opponents actually made some incredibly aggressive plays this game and even dropped a very far forward Castle at the very front of my base. With Paladins to bac...

The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is an annual gathering of the most competent world economists, decision-makers and politicians. But besides annual meetings, the Davos forum is a permanently functioning international think-tank. And these days, the agenda of the 2008 Forum is being finalized. What will be the main points of the agenda? We will try to find it out from our today's guest - Mr. Christophe Weber.

The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is an annual gathering of the most competent world economists, decision-makers and politicians. But besides annual meetings, the Davos forum is a permanently functioning international think-tank. And these days, the agenda of the 2008 Forum is being finalized. What will be the main points of the agenda? We will try to find it out from our today's guest - Mr. Christophe Weber.

Aoe2 HD "The Forgotten": 4v4 Arena (Slavs, Economic Boom)

In which my base is too small to play farming simulator and the struggle becomes oh so very real. -- www.twitch.tv/resonance22/c/3567452&utm_campaign=archive_e...

In which my base is too small to play farming simulator and the struggle becomes oh so very real. -- www.twitch.tv/resonance22/c/3567452&utm_campaign=archive_export&utm_source=resonance22&utm_medium=youtube

In which my base is too small to play farming simulator and the struggle becomes oh so very real. -- www.twitch.tv/resonance22/c/3567452&utm_campaign=archive_export&utm_source=resonance22&utm_medium=youtube

You can consider this to also be a detailed tutorial on how to Fast Castle Age and play the map Arena in general.
My Steam Workshop Mods:
TerrainTexturePack: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=140025354
Mike'sFarmTextures: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=144087088
Pussywood for HD: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=137134552
Tetsuo's Cliff Textures: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=144402235
My Custom AI: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=473358292

You can consider this to also be a detailed tutorial on how to Fast Castle Age and play the map Arena in general.
My Steam Workshop Mods:
TerrainTexturePack: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=140025354
Mike'sFarmTextures: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=144087088
Pussywood for HD: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=137134552
Tetsuo's Cliff Textures: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=144402235
My Custom AI: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=473358292

Speaker(s): ProfessorLiu WeiChair: Professor Paul Kelly
Recorded on 21 November2013 in Old Theatre, Old Building.
New Goals forChina'sEconomic DevelopmentChina has built a relatively well-off society by the end of the 20th century, transforming from a low-income country to a lower-middle-income one. In the first decade of the 21st century, China has further elevated itself to an upper-middle-income country. Based on these achievements, the country sets its new goals for economic development: a sustainable economic growth to double its scale, a high-income economy with a higher per capita GDP, a transformation in the economic structure and an overall modernisation.
New Changes in China's Economic Development
1. The costs for different production (supply) factors has increased significantly, which means China can no longer depend on its low costs to compete in the international arena. Therefore, it is necessary to transform its development pattern, from its dependence on the expansion of investment in production factors to an economic growth powered by efficiency (including both factor efficiency and total factor productivity).
2. The major threat against a balanced economic development turns from increased demand to demand deficiencies, which mainly manifests in three aspects: a deficiency in investment, a deficiency in consumption and a decreasing boost from export demand to the economic growth which relies more and more on domestic consumption.
New Features in China's Unbalanced Economics
Since China took its baby-steps toward an upper-middle-income economy in 2010 at a time when the government began to retreat from its growth-stimulating policies against the 2008 financial crisis, new features of China's economic imbalance have emerged. The country now faces two risks: great pressure from inflation and a lack of demand to drive up the economy.
New Directions for China's Economic Growth
Adjustments in macro-economic policies can help to alleviate the short-term disequilibrium. However, the major threat of China's short-term disequilibrium and long-term unsustainable development stems from the structural conflicts in the economy. Therefore, in order to alleviate and efficiently control these conflicts, and to bridge the "middle-income gap", China needs to transform its development pattern. Its main approach is to make a strategic adjustment in the economic structure and to encourage innovation in technology and policies, which also serves as the drive for the adjustment. Only by deepening reform can innovation in policy-making be achieved; only by innovation in policy-making can technological innovation be pushed forward. With innovations in these fields, a further upgraded economic structure and a strategic adjustment to transform the development pattern can be achieved, which will ultimately bring about the new historical transcendence of China's economy and its sustainable development.
Professor Liu Wei is executive vice president of Peking University in charge of humanities and social sciences, continuous education, sports and technology transfer at the university.
He got his bachelor, master and Ph.D. degrees in economics at Peking University. Before the current position, he served as dean of School of Economics, assistant president and vice president of Peking University. He is also the chief editor of the academic journal Economic Science.
His research interests include economic theories of socialism in political economics, economic transition theories in institutional economics, industrial structure evolution in development economics, and enterprise ownership. He was appointed as chief expert in the projects "Research on the Development of China's Market Economy" (2003) and "Research on China's Monetary Policy and Transmission Mechanism" initiated by the Ministry of Education of China. He was also responsible for the key project "The Trend of China's Mid-term and Long-term Economic Growth and Structure Changes" (2009) supported by the NationalSocial ScienceFoundation of China.
Professor Liu is also a member of the Theoretical EconomicsSection of the Disciplinary Appraisal Panels under the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council, Vice Chair of the Steering Committee for Economics Teaching of the Ministry of Education of China and Vice Chair of Expert Committee on Discipline Development and Specialty Setup of the Ministry of Education of China.
This video is in English. To see the Chinese version, please see http://youtu.be/FaNj0ReHh6Y

Speaker(s): ProfessorLiu WeiChair: Professor Paul Kelly
Recorded on 21 November2013 in Old Theatre, Old Building.
New Goals forChina'sEconomic DevelopmentChina has built a relatively well-off society by the end of the 20th century, transforming from a low-income country to a lower-middle-income one. In the first decade of the 21st century, China has further elevated itself to an upper-middle-income country. Based on these achievements, the country sets its new goals for economic development: a sustainable economic growth to double its scale, a high-income economy with a higher per capita GDP, a transformation in the economic structure and an overall modernisation.
New Changes in China's Economic Development
1. The costs for different production (supply) factors has increased significantly, which means China can no longer depend on its low costs to compete in the international arena. Therefore, it is necessary to transform its development pattern, from its dependence on the expansion of investment in production factors to an economic growth powered by efficiency (including both factor efficiency and total factor productivity).
2. The major threat against a balanced economic development turns from increased demand to demand deficiencies, which mainly manifests in three aspects: a deficiency in investment, a deficiency in consumption and a decreasing boost from export demand to the economic growth which relies more and more on domestic consumption.
New Features in China's Unbalanced Economics
Since China took its baby-steps toward an upper-middle-income economy in 2010 at a time when the government began to retreat from its growth-stimulating policies against the 2008 financial crisis, new features of China's economic imbalance have emerged. The country now faces two risks: great pressure from inflation and a lack of demand to drive up the economy.
New Directions for China's Economic Growth
Adjustments in macro-economic policies can help to alleviate the short-term disequilibrium. However, the major threat of China's short-term disequilibrium and long-term unsustainable development stems from the structural conflicts in the economy. Therefore, in order to alleviate and efficiently control these conflicts, and to bridge the "middle-income gap", China needs to transform its development pattern. Its main approach is to make a strategic adjustment in the economic structure and to encourage innovation in technology and policies, which also serves as the drive for the adjustment. Only by deepening reform can innovation in policy-making be achieved; only by innovation in policy-making can technological innovation be pushed forward. With innovations in these fields, a further upgraded economic structure and a strategic adjustment to transform the development pattern can be achieved, which will ultimately bring about the new historical transcendence of China's economy and its sustainable development.
Professor Liu Wei is executive vice president of Peking University in charge of humanities and social sciences, continuous education, sports and technology transfer at the university.
He got his bachelor, master and Ph.D. degrees in economics at Peking University. Before the current position, he served as dean of School of Economics, assistant president and vice president of Peking University. He is also the chief editor of the academic journal Economic Science.
His research interests include economic theories of socialism in political economics, economic transition theories in institutional economics, industrial structure evolution in development economics, and enterprise ownership. He was appointed as chief expert in the projects "Research on the Development of China's Market Economy" (2003) and "Research on China's Monetary Policy and Transmission Mechanism" initiated by the Ministry of Education of China. He was also responsible for the key project "The Trend of China's Mid-term and Long-term Economic Growth and Structure Changes" (2009) supported by the NationalSocial ScienceFoundation of China.
Professor Liu is also a member of the Theoretical EconomicsSection of the Disciplinary Appraisal Panels under the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council, Vice Chair of the Steering Committee for Economics Teaching of the Ministry of Education of China and Vice Chair of Expert Committee on Discipline Development and Specialty Setup of the Ministry of Education of China.
This video is in English. To see the Chinese version, please see http://youtu.be/FaNj0ReHh6Y

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Were years of socialist economic policies the cause of this catastrophe, and could it have been predicted?
According to economist and former Venezuelan Planning MinisterRicardo Hausmann, the answer is yes.
"What happened is that PresidentHugo Chavez used a period of high oil prices, not to put some money aside, but to quintuple the foreign debt," says Hausmann. "If Maduro is out soon, I think we can turn the country around relatively quickly with sound economic policies."
However, former Chavez adviser Temir Porras says it’s not the socialist policies to blame, but dropping oil prices and poor debt oversight.
"It’s not a problem of amount of debt, it’s a problem of management of that debt," says Porras. "There has been a sharp fall in oil prices and there has been, I would say, a management of that crisis that has been deficient."
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It seems the tide is turning against public money and tax breaks being given to build new arenas and stadiums due to economic benefits not being worth the costs. Let me know what you think.
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Innovation: transforming China's economic development (English)

Speaker(s): ProfessorLiu WeiChair: Professor Paul Kelly
Recorded on 21 November2013 in Old Theatre, Old Building.
New Goals forChina'sEconomic DevelopmentChina has built a relatively well-off society by the end of the 20th century, transforming from a low-income country to a lower-middle-income one. In the first decade of the 21st century, China has further elevated itself to an upper-middle-income country. Based on these achievements, the country sets its new goals for economic development: a sustainable economic growth to double its scale, a high-income economy with a higher per capita GDP, a transformation in the economic structure and an overall modernisation.
New Changes in China's Economic Development
1. The costs for different production (supply) factors has increased significantly, which means China can no longer depend on its low costs to compete in the international arena. Therefore, it is necessary to transform its development pattern, from its dependence on the expansion of investment in production factors to an economic growth powered by efficiency (including both factor efficiency and total factor productivity).
2. The major threat against a balanced economic development turns from increased demand to demand deficiencies, which mainly manifests in three aspects: a deficiency in investment, a deficiency in consumption and a decreasing boost from export demand to the economic growth which relies more and more on domestic consumption.
New Features in China's Unbalanced Economics
Since China took its baby-steps toward an upper-middle-income economy in 2010 at a time when the government began to retreat from its growth-stimulating policies against the 2008 financial crisis, new features of China's economic imbalance have emerged. The country now faces two risks: great pressure from inflation and a lack of demand to drive up the economy.
New Directions for China's Economic Growth
Adjustments in macro-economic policies can help to alleviate the short-term disequilibrium. However, the major threat of China's short-term disequilibrium and long-term unsustainable development stems from the structural conflicts in the economy. Therefore, in order to alleviate and efficiently control these conflicts, and to bridge the "middle-income gap", China needs to transform its development pattern. Its main approach is to make a strategic adjustment in the economic structure and to encourage innovation in technology and policies, which also serves as the drive for the adjustment. Only by deepening reform can innovation in policy-making be achieved; only by innovation in policy-making can technological innovation be pushed forward. With innovations in these fields, a further upgraded economic structure and a strategic adjustment to transform the development pattern can be achieved, which will ultimately bring about the new historical transcendence of China's economy and its sustainable development.
Professor Liu Wei is executive vice president of Peking University in charge of humanities and social sciences, continuous education, sports and technology transfer at the university.
He got his bachelor, master and Ph.D. degrees in economics at Peking University. Before the current position, he served as dean of School of Economics, assistant president and vice president of Peking University. He is also the chief editor of the academic journal Economic Science.
His research interests include economic theories of socialism in political economics, economic transition theories in institutional economics, industrial structure evolution in development economics, and enterprise ownership. He was appointed as chief expert in the projects "Research on the Development of China's Market Economy" (2003) and "Research on China's Monetary Policy and Transmission Mechanism" initiated by the Ministry of Education of China. He was also responsible for the key project "The Trend of China's Mid-term and Long-term Economic Growth and Structure Changes" (2009) supported by the NationalSocial ScienceFoundation of China.
Professor Liu is also a member of the Theoretical EconomicsSection of the Disciplinary Appraisal Panels under the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council, Vice Chair of the Steering Committee for Economics Teaching of the Ministry of Education of China and Vice Chair of Expert Committee on Discipline Development and Specialty Setup of the Ministry of Education of China.
This video is in English. To see the Chinese version, please see http://youtu.be/FaNj0ReHh6Y

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